Viega ProPress 2918 Copper Reducing Tee 2" x 1-1/2" x 1-1/2
Copper reducing tee joins 2 in and 1-1/2 in lines with press-fit EPDM seals rated to 200 psi
- Press-fit connections install without soldering or open flame
- Reducing tee joins 2 in to two 1-1/2 in branches in one fitting
- EPDM O-ring seals potable water systems up to 200 psi
- Built-in center stop dimple ensures correct tube insertion depth
- Copper construction resists corrosion for long service life
Copper reducing tee for press-fit plumbing
The Viega ProPress 2918 is a copper reducing tee with press-fit connections on all three outlets. Side A accepts 2 in copper tube while sides B and C each accept 1 1/2 in tube. An EPDM O-ring and a centre-stop dimple are included for a secure, leak-free joint rated to 200 psi maximum operating pressure.
Replaces soldered or threaded copper tees
This fitting eliminates the need for open-flame soldering or pipe threading on potable-water lines. The press-fit method cuts installation time and reduces fire-risk on site. The jump is worth it when a project demands faster assembly, cleaner joints or compliance with no-flame workplace policies.
Suits installers working
Plumbers and mechanical contractors who regularly reduce from 2 in mains to 1 1/2 in branches will find the dimensions match that exact step-down. Installers needing other size combinations, non-copper materials or threaded ends should look at alternative fitting configurations.
How it compares
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- Price $88.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 2,955 comparable items (median $17.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Viega |
Questions about this item
What copper tube sizes does the 2918 reducing tee accept on each port?
The tee accepts 2 in on the run and 1-1/2 in on both the branch and the other run port.
How do I install the ProPress tee and what step is often missed?
Cut tube square, deburr, mark insertion depth, press with a compatible jaw — the step often missed is verifying the mark is still visible after pressing.
When should the EPDM O-rings be inspected or replaced?
Inspect O-rings during any system service or if leakage appears; replace if they show cracking, hardening or permanent deformation.
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